neutrino
US /nu:'tri:noʊ/
・UK /nju:'tri:nəʊ/
C1 高級
n.名詞微中子
The neutrino was first observed in the 1960s
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布萊恩·考克斯談論 CERN 的超級對撞機！(中英雙字幕) (Brian Cox 談歐洲核子研究組織的超級對撞機 (中英雙字幕))
- And the last one, this thing called the tau neutrino, in the year 2000, actually
當然, 所謂的萬物是指 And by "everything" I mean, of course,
- and the last one, this thing called the tau neutrino,
最後一個則是濤微中子(tau neutrino) and the last one, this thing called the tau neutrino,
如果一直挖洞，會發生什麼事？ (What If You Just Keep Digging?)
- Like there's the Kamioka and Sanford research labs that do dark matter and neutrino physics research, or there's China's insanely deep nuclear command bunker, there's the deepest cave we've ever discovered, plus some of the deepest mines in the world.
我們穿過土壤和堅硬的岩石層，經過貴金屬和化石。
- Like there's the Kamioka and Sanford research labs that do dark matter and neutrino physics research.
比如神岡研究實驗室和桑福德研究實驗室，從事暗物質和中微子物理學研究。
物理中「物質」的定義是什麼？(Theory of Everything: What is Matter?)
- So at the most fundamental level, matter is just any field, like "electron", "quark", or "neutrino" from which you can summon particles and anti-particles,
所以在最基本的層面上，物質只是任何體，比如「電子」、「夸克」或「中微子」，你可以從中召出粒子和反粒子。
- So at the most fundamental level, matter is just any field—like electron, quark, or neutrino—from which you can summon particles and antiparticles, but
但每次只能召喚一個，也就是說，物質就是一切佔用空間的東西。
